New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-17
THE PRESIDENT AND THE NERO HANTs.
HE MAKES SPEECH AT THE COMMERCIAL
EXCHANGE AND TELLS THEM TO BE MORE
PATRIOTIC

HE MAKES SPEECH AT THE COMMERCIAL
EXCHANGE AND TELLS THEM TO BE MORE
PATRIOTIC.
GENERAL PRESS DISPATCH
PHILADELPHIA Sept 16-The President was not
allowed to sleep late this morning The ls City Troop
Cavalry under Captain Grubb reached the Lafayette
Hotel long before o'clock. and In few moments the
committee OF the Commercial Exchange drove up and
paid their respects to the President In few moments
Mr. Cleveland ready for his first public duty OF the
day-the reception at the Commercial Exchange The
Custom House visited first and the inspectors and
other employees drawn up in line and were re-
viewed by the President The members OF the CONNER
cial Stock Drug. Grocers and Importers, Maritime
Petroleum, Lumbermen's. Textile and Wool Exchanges,
and OF the Trade assembled In the large hall
on tho third floor OF the Commercial Exchange The
arrival OF the Presidential party the signal for re-
peated cheering, and when the Chief Magistrate had
made his way TO the lower end Of tho hall
the cheering again. and the names OF Governor
Beaver Mayor Filter, Secretary Bayard, A. j. Drexel
and George W. Childs were also cheered. President
Comfy, OF the Commercial Exchange, introduced the
President, who said:
saS a sas' as men sr
that should not entirely forget In ths dst OF our zen
tend the advanoeme.to the material interests OF
The Thought has that in the hurry
and rush Of 6nsnss, there night "e e es and s more
recognition the wholesome political sentinel.
general success OF business citizens engaged
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asa ns which can see
their peculiar personal aHa wniSn cam osss
Tor they we strive even sometimes to the dimi
MS., Sit away: bust.
nsry nsss %S% aassntsss ound
eradication Of sohsh motive IN al me aIas ss 81 me NJ oa en
sashncss w any one say that The concessions;
to- 9oay ,s S the u Enjoyment Of the blessings .sn
due for ell Si AGO
promised to S1 n: % people ~
Of the same spirit r each Others right. and In
ss he Sa n:n n:S i % GS,n n
amen ans wsS SsS
than % place in tho
such condition Ss ps Il. 'aS and
ness msn OF Philadelphia
After his speech Mr. Cleveland announced himself as
being ready the gentlemen present. and one oy
one hsy the steps OF the rosrim and grasped
his hand and then shook hands with Secretaries Bayard
and Fairchd, ex-Prosident hayes. Governor Beaver
Mayor Filter A. j. DreIel and George W. Childs After
the reception tho Presidential party drove to the review
n9 stand at Broad aud Walnut st TO witness tho mill
tary parade
THE PRESIDENT AT THE CLOVER CLUB
PHILADELPHIA Sept. l6.-The dinner Of the Clover
Club hi, evening was held the Bellevue Hotel Presi
dent NJ p Handy presided. Among the more distin-
gushed guests were sxPresident Hayes Senator Evarts
OF New-Yorky Governors Greon OF NewJerssy, Gordon
of Georgia. Beaver OF Pennsylvania. Leo OF Virginia,
SAWYER OF New Hampshre Foraker Of Ohioi Perry, OK
Florida and Floyd OF Maryland, Senator Hawley' OF
Counecrcut Admiral Luce. John g. Wise, OF Virginia.
Horny Il. Dixey. the comedians John Hoey' Oh inc
Adams EXPRESS Company President Kasson, OF the Con-
nal Commission Justice Harlan, OF tho supreme
Court; Wharton Barker and Abraham Barker win the
members Of the Chinese delegation. -.
Colonel Mcclure introduced President Cleveland:
| rly aalA
promised that our honorsd guest shall talk an hour
But you ell know sngsrly. Lsusnterl ncwhay tne
bonSr 10 Introduce the first President OF the Unted
states whom tho Glover Club have had the pleasure 70
President Handy then, with mock soemnity. passed
the Loving Cup" to Mr.. Cleveland, whs After rscsv'
| ing II, said: <. ~., p .ss.
aura that know the character OF MT. 6ngery. but
had known that was to be victim Of his think
would have failed to have entered THE banquet hall
aughtorL And II had failed to have appeared here.
suppose would have oeen the mo,t DISASTROUS thins
that mad ever happened. lLaughtcr.l
Ihe President then went on to mako humorous ad.
dress In which ho took occasion TO poke some fun ~
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